Show LIVE, live-streaming directly to stores, intelligent personalization, exclusive images and announcements on social media… In addition to having forged a new creative identity at Burberry over nearly 17 years, Christopher Bailey also knew early on to quickly turn towards a highly digital activity, making the most of each event and each show to propel the brand into a new era. (interview)Different events in the stores were launched always having the aim of becoming closer to the clients and to being the first supporter of ‘see now, buy now’. (interview)But where Christopher Bailey excels, having become CEO and Chief Creative Officer in 2014, beyond developing the digital world, he also believes in human encounters, in real stores and fashion shows. Interview with Christopher Bailey: Technology is just a part of who we are, it’s our heritage now and it’s very important that we communicate in a way that is relevant today. Now we’re actually showing it to customers at the same time as we’re showing it to the media, press and buyers. If you go over to our Regents Street store, you will see the whole collection already in our store there for you to touch and see and feel so that you can really understand the fabrics. Today, it had to be a show. We invited people from all over the world to come and see a show so we wanted it to be kind of music and emotion and light and fashion. I think there’s room for everything now I think shows will evolve but I think there’s nothing that beats a human interaction. I’m a huge believe in e-commerce and shopping online but I also believe in retail and hard shops.Music royalty free: Bandit & Nikit 2017

The New York-based lifestyle group announced the resignation of the Italian designer from its Stuart Weitzman footwear brand on Monday, citing unspecified workplace misconduct as the reason for the departure.

As participant, Primark will embrace the three key principles of the initiative: business models that keep clothes in use; materials that are renewable and safe; and solutions that turn used clothes into new clothes.

The sixth edition of the Copenhagen Fashion Summit provided its 1,300 participants with a range of ideas aiming to tackle social and ecological issues and set about making systematic changes in the fashion industry.

Major global brands Nike, H&M, Burberry and Gap have signed up to an initiative that aims to improve the industry's record on sustainability after a study found less than one percent of clothing is recycled.

Burberry seems to be on track with its transformation plan with sales and profits not suffering as it enters a period of fast change. But tough comparisons and regional variations also had an impact on its latest year.

The Italian designer, who arrived at the head of the British label in March, has paid tribute to the house's heritage with a selection of quintessentially Burberry looks, revealed on his Instagram account.

​Burberry has announced a “strategic investment” in leathergoods as it moves from a mainly apparel focus to grow its accessories business, buying a luxury leathergoods firm from longstanding Italian partner CF&P.

Burberry has become the latest luxury label to rethink its fur policy and has launched a review. If it chooses an outright ban, it will make Burberry the latest in a raft of luxe brands to go fur-free in the past year.

Johanna Lightfoot has joined UK fashion chain Topshop as its new head of merchandising, moving from Ralph Lauren, which she only joined last year. She becomes the latest in a series of luxury sector hires.

Burberry seems to be on track with its transformation plan with sales and profits not suffering as it enters a period of fast change. But tough comparisons and regional variations also had an impact on its latest year.

The Italian designer, who arrived at the head of the British label in March, has paid tribute to the house's heritage with a selection of quintessentially Burberry looks, revealed on his Instagram account.

Abercrombie & Fitch has relaunched its corporate website, featuring a new design aiming to provide more information to investors, partners, consumers and employees about corporate sustainability, diversity and community.

It’s been a busy month for the duo behind Chaos, a chaotically named brand that is anything but chaotic – even if the A in their logo is upside down. Opening both a Galeries Lafayette boutique and Paris pop up at Nous.

​Sarah Manley, the single most important communications and marketing executive in British fashion, is leaving Burberry. She will resign from the company at the end of July after 17 years at the house.

​Call it a bumper London Fashion Week; with some epic shows, brilliant displays of experimental fashion; the debut of great heritage brand and a fond farewell to the most successful British designer of this century.

The next London Fashion Week five-day season kicks off Friday morning; with a major drive to turns things ever more ecological; alongside a bittersweet farewell to the country’s most successful designer this century.

Burberry's outgoing head said Monday he was dedicating his final collection to gay rights campaigns and models at London Fashion Week will wear the brand's classic tartan weave in the colours of the rainbow flag.

The great and the good of British and international fashion gathered in London on Monday evening to honour fashion's biggest influencers who have shaken up the business, driven design and helped to change society.

​The Fashion Museum in Bath has added to its collection of trailblazing items with a Dior piece as Dress of the Year, although the 'dress' is actually a jacket, skirt and slogan tee saying “we should all be feminists”.